Is it normal to have stretch marks?

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Hello fellow is it normal users. I wanted to know if it's highly normal to have stretch marks. I have never been up to 120 pounds (ht: 4'11) so I can't have them from weight issues, nor I'm a body builder! I do not have kids, so I've never gone through a pregnancy. So why do I have stretch marks as if I did! is it normal for girls to go through this? Please keep in mind they're on my inner AND outter thighs, hips, and lower back.

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  • Dazzie
    12 years ago

    This doesn't mean anything. It doesn't mean you're fat. It doesn't mean you're a body builder. It just means your body is growing and skin is stretching. No big deal, if you want your stretch marks to disappear use cocoa butter. It helps a lot.

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    • Jukebox13
      12 years ago

      Thanks for the suggestion, but I've tried Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula, including the oil version. I've also tried Bio-Oil but nothing seemed to help throughout the 3 products.

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  • shawty911
    12 years ago

    It seem's to be normal. Lemmon juice will fade them

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  • averageman
    12 years ago

    my friend is the same, shes not in anyway overweight and never has been nor has she ever been pregnant but she has stretch on her sides

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  • [Old Memory]
    12 years ago

    Yes I have a lot of fucking stretch marks and they're annoying as hell. Apparently you can't get rid of them completely but I'm still being optimistic about it. Sometime this week I'm going to make my own homemade stretch mark remover cream. The main ingredient is Vitamin E - thats the stuff that helps out with the elasticity of your skin. I got my marks because I was a like a yo-yo with my weight. Anyway hopefully the shit I buy and make myself will work.

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  • Chillpill
    12 years ago

    a growth spurt in the past?

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    • Jukebox13
      12 years ago

      Hmm, perhaps ("

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